5/5 Kaya B. 4 months ago on Google • 1 review
Only
my
second
time
in,
today
I
came
to
drop
off
a
couple
items
to
the
Omaha
Autonomous
(a
volunteer
collective
working
to
create
community
well-being
through
mutual
aid)
winter
coat
drive
as
well
as
find
a
novel
gift
for
my
lore-loving
14-year-old.
I,
not
knowing
much
about
comics,
picked
up
"Spider-Gwen:
Smash"
because
the
cover
was
interesting
and
it
was
a
character
I've
heard
of
before.
I
asked
the
person
behind
the
counter
if
there
were
more
of
the
comics
from
the
series,
and
if
they
knew
anything
else
about
it.
"Oh
yeah,
it's
a
fun
and
fresh
take
on
the
Spider-verse.
Which
is
hard
to
do
because
they've
been
making
books
and
movies
for
over
sixty
years."
Then
the
person
proceeded
to
show
me
all
of
the
various
Spider-Gwen's,
and
also
very
kindly
explained
what
a
variant
edition
is.
The
staff
member's
genuine
love
for
comics
was
infectious
and
extremely
helpful
in
finding
the
perfect
gift.
Another
thing:
I
was
greeted
by
a
different
staff
member
wearing
a
face
mask
when
I
walked
in,
which
was
nice
to
see
because
I
also
wear
a
face
mask.
It
is
a
sign
of
community
care.
Not
only
is
Legends
a
sprawling
space
filled
to
the
ceiling
with
shelves
and
drawers
of
comics;
not
only
do
they
have
a
coffee
shop
and
gaming
room
for
sitting
to
stay
a
while;
this
place
is
actually
doing
the
work
that
builds
community.
This
local
business
is
sharing
space
for
mutual
aid,
comic
nerds,
non-comic
fans,
and
a
whole
wall
for
LGBTQIA+
comics.
Thank
you,
more
please.
At
the
checkout
with
the
staff
member
that
helped
me
find
Spider-Gwen,
I
asked
their
name
and
said
thank
you.
"Dave"
he
replied
and
gave
me
his
business
card.
After
I
walked
out
I
looked
down,
read
the
business
card,
and
came
to
find
out
that
Dave
is
the
owner.
Smh.
Day
made.
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